I cannot emphasize enough just how valuable an explanation like yours is to truly grasp the basics of something, as a foundation for further learning and even to jump in right away and be able to understand how to do something with it. You're a talented teacher. Thank you for bringing such quality material to us!
Thanks Wolf - it is what it is - as long as it helps someone I will keep doing it. As I keep saying, as or if we get bigger I will spend more time and produce much more advanced and in depth tutorials.
Terrific explanation and configuration, thank you. For anyone wondering yes, this is still valid. There's a problem with Django 4 and Graphene though, so I recommend you installing a 3.x.x version or do like me and downgrade to 3.2.9. Thank you so much!
Thanks ndzy - its a new channel so, maybe over time it will become more popular. Happy at the moment the way it is. Am working on bigger and better things for this channel and other resources you and everyone else will be able to easily learn many languages and frameworks. It all takes time of course.
@@veryacademy I'm sure it will grow. A lot of great programmers on youtube but it takes skill to teach programming. I think you're doing an amazing job in teaching, really happy you're creating these video's, looking forward to future content. All the best
Thanks 👍 for Great tutorial... Please make some videos About XML Response Rest API how to use in Django or How converte XML to JSON Or python dictionary or how to filters XML Response in python or use in Django template front-end or How to save or update or delete Data in Django database models with external API ... I also like your Django Admin customized series.... Great 👌 Work... @Very Academy
Well, I wasn't expecting that, XML you say 😁 I will put it down on my list. I would very much doubt it would be anytime soon sorry to say - will just be up front with you. Will see.
I really appreciated this tutorial. There is a tremendous lack of python+graphql resources and this was just a treat. One question did pop up: graphene-django seems to be a really nice solution if all your data is stored inside django models, but if you had several databases in your app, not all of them using django models, could you just write up resolvers that fetch the data without using Django? This is where I see graphQL being a very powerful tool, just allowing the frontend to ignore where it's getting the data from and letting the resolvers be the ones in charge of setting up what the frontend can get
Your knowledge on django is quite exceptional, your tutorials too. Where are you learning this stuff (it look like you are practicing django for 10+ years 😅)Nice stuff BTW✌
thank you sir for this wenderful tutorials , i have question please: i can't configure Graphql-auth with django v5.0.3 version, is just configure with django v3.7.9
In 2023 after recoding this tutorial, 1) GraphiQL is not showing me the schema, only "# Welcome to GraphiQL" comments. 2)And I needed path("graphql/", GraphQLView.as_view... instead of path("graphql", GraphQLView.as_view... to make the GraphiQL UI show up. update: for 1) I deleted the #... comments and inserted { allBooks { id title } } as shown in the video tutorial. I don't know if this was just a step skipped in the video? Then I pressed the play button and got what is shown in the video.
Its all fun - thank you, appreciate that comment 👍 Anyone reading - Its all about focusing on solving the context, knowing when to use Microservice or Monolithic, using the right approaches. You are right, DRF is better than GraphQL but GraphQL is better than DRF at the same time - in the right development context. The thing is for anyone reading this - no technology has ever not worked (generally they might just cost more) - if you told every business that they had to use DRF - well they could make it work. Similar to if we told every to switch to GraphQL - it would work, or you would make it work. Graph might have better performance in some cases - but you could argue that is because no-one is running a competition to try and then make DRF more effective. Also - if everyone started learning JS instead of Python you would over time just have more skill in JS so tend to focus on JS solutions (and have better solutions because people (I say people I mean the likes of Facebook and Amazon etc) have developed / researched them further)
@@veryacademy Surely well said...I am glued to your channel to understand concepts like these....It would be interesting to understand GraphQL first and then decide which one to use....Thank you :)
Great question! In short they allow you to do the same things in your project. Without making it into a lecture reply. Graph provides can offer more controlled precise way of getting data from the database. DRF is older but possibly provide easier implementation because it has been around for longer. Graph is harder to secure than DRF. This answer is a flavour (some might not agree) of the differences in different perspectives software implementation.
Hi. Sorry for the long comment but when I did all the steps in exactly same way (even directly cloned from repo thereafter) it gives keeping error on graphql page. Can you comment on that please? Thanks in adv. { "errors": [ { "message": "Syntax Error GraphQL (31:1) Unexpected EOF
That is the beauty of starting a project in Graph - if you outgrow or decided to move on from Django - you can easily migrate to Hasura 👍 You wouldnt typically use Django with Hasura - Hasura would take over from Django. So you would start pointing your front end to Hasura and then Hasura to your original database you were using with Django. So, you might still use Django connected to the database for the admin aspects - but Hasura and Django wouldnt know about each other 👍
Have a look in the video descriptions you will find the code for just about any video you go on. Anything else let me know 👍 github.com/veryacademy/YT-GraphQL-Django-Get-Started
I cannot emphasize enough just how valuable an explanation like yours is to truly grasp the basics of something, as a foundation for further learning and even to jump in right away and be able to understand how to do something with it. You're a talented teacher. Thank you for bringing such quality material to us!
most underrated and most informative channel I've come across so far.
Thanks Wolf - it is what it is - as long as it helps someone I will keep doing it. As I keep saying, as or if we get bigger I will spend more time and produce much more advanced and in depth tutorials.
@@veryacademy Really appreciate your efforts, have already recommended your channel to all of my friends... just a tiny help from my side :)
please dont die too soon, my friend.. ur videos and playlists are really helpful and clear
it's awsome and it's very easy to understand begginers must watch this video series
best intro video for graphql/django, great work explaining everything in detail
these 30 minutes boosted me from absolutely novice to "yeah, I think I can do graphQL now".
Terrific explanation and configuration, thank you. For anyone wondering yes, this is still valid. There's a problem with Django 4 and Graphene though, so I recommend you installing a 3.x.x version or do like me and downgrade to 3.2.9. Thank you so much!
This channel is soooo underrated
Thanks ndzy - its a new channel so, maybe over time it will become more popular. Happy at the moment the way it is. Am working on bigger and better things for this channel and other resources you and everyone else will be able to easily learn many languages and frameworks. It all takes time of course.
@@veryacademy I'm sure it will grow. A lot of great programmers on youtube but it takes skill to teach programming. I think you're doing an amazing job in teaching, really happy you're creating these video's, looking forward to future content. All the best
You're a great human being, sir.
Very good tutorial. Explained everything well. Best graphql tutorial I''ve watched
Glad it was helpful!
this has been very informative and helpful to me
Wow, you are a great teacher, I feel I'm going to watch a lot of your videos. Thanks a lot!
Good content. We can easily see the flexibility GraphQL provides for APIs
Thank you for this series, good introduction for those familiar with django.
👍
Your tutorials are detail....I love this
Glad you like them! Thank you 👍
This guy is literally killing Udemy
Yeah, hopefully next year I will sort things out further so we can avoid Udemy - most courses are just copy paste
truly Amazing! this was greatly explained!
Thank you for this series.. Its JUST a AWESOME ,,,,,.....
Best tutorial for graphql on django
Thank you
Really great content! Very easy to understand! You have a knack for explaining complex topics :)
you are an angel from heaven .Thank you alot
You're welcome 😊
Using GraphQl is like querying like a god☺️☺️
It can feel really good coming from DRF. It is still maturating a technology using it with Django for example.
@@veryacademy Yeah actually, I'm working on a project now.. so decided to dive back into these videos. They are really helpful.. Thanks again 🙂
Very, very good tutorial man. Thank you.
Glad it helped!
Thanks 👍 for Great tutorial... Please make some videos About XML Response Rest API how to use in Django or How converte XML to JSON Or python dictionary or how to filters XML Response in python or use in Django template front-end or How to save or update or delete Data in Django database models with external API ... I also like your Django Admin customized series.... Great 👌 Work... @Very Academy
Well, I wasn't expecting that, XML you say 😁 I will put it down on my list. I would very much doubt it would be anytime soon sorry to say - will just be up front with you. Will see.
I really appreciated this tutorial. There is a tremendous lack of python+graphql resources and this was just a treat. One question did pop up: graphene-django seems to be a really nice solution if all your data is stored inside django models, but if you had several databases in your app, not all of them using django models, could you just write up resolvers that fetch the data without using Django? This is where I see graphQL being a very powerful tool, just allowing the frontend to ignore where it's getting the data from and letting the resolvers be the ones in charge of setting up what the frontend can get
Super intuitive and easy to understand. Thank you
Glad it was helpful!
am sleepy but i still understand ...very precise
Your knowledge on django is quite exceptional, your tutorials too. Where are you learning this stuff (it look like you are practicing django for 10+ years 😅)Nice stuff BTW✌
I am just really good at making it up 😁
Great video!
See papa!!! Buen video. Yes!! Great video. hope to se more of graphql
You got it! Coming up soon 👍
You deserve millions subscriber
Thank you - I know right 😁 if you can persuade them please do 😉
thank you sir for this wenderful tutorials ,
i have question please: i can't configure Graphql-auth with django v5.0.3 version, is just configure with django v3.7.9
Very much informative. Thank you
Glad it was helpful!
I am loving your tutorials!!! another great series! would you please also do some tutorial on django channels
I did start to, its just another thing to pick up later.
Fantastic! Thank you. 😊
Thanks, Really liked the way of explanation
Glad it was helpful!
In 2023 after recoding this tutorial,
1) GraphiQL is not showing me the schema, only "# Welcome to GraphiQL" comments.
2)And I needed
path("graphql/", GraphQLView.as_view...
instead of
path("graphql", GraphQLView.as_view...
to make the GraphiQL UI show up.
update: for 1) I deleted the #... comments and inserted
{
allBooks {
id
title
}
}
as shown in the video tutorial. I don't know if this was just a step skipped in the video?
Then I pressed the play button and got what is shown in the video.
same problem i am facing
I was here first. Thank you for this
Thanks David for your rapid response! 👍 Sorry to say - I am always the first person to it 😁
Best tutorial ever!!!!
But where is "excerpt" field in GraphQL query??
very great video.
Thanks,very helpful !
Glad it was helpful!
can u make more videos graphene .Advanced concepts and uses.
Awesome video! 😊
Great - I will try and get the next one out tonight 👍
amazing videos ...........
Glad you like them! Thank you! 👍
@@veryacademy thank you for the effort u put in these tutorials .
Thank u again 💙
Thank you seriously, this is massively time consuming but very rewarding knowing it might help someone 👍
Is it possible to filter the books from GraphQL and not from the backend?
Up next is more query techniques, yes indeed it is 👍
@@veryacademy Hello, thanks for your response. Great tutorial, by the way. Much appreciated!
I still think DRF is much better...but yeah, very good intro to GraphQL :)
Its all fun - thank you, appreciate that comment 👍
Anyone reading - Its all about focusing on solving the context, knowing when to use Microservice or Monolithic, using the right approaches. You are right, DRF is better than GraphQL but GraphQL is better than DRF at the same time - in the right development context.
The thing is for anyone reading this - no technology has ever not worked (generally they might just cost more) - if you told every business that they had to use DRF - well they could make it work. Similar to if we told every to switch to GraphQL - it would work, or you would make it work. Graph might have better performance in some cases - but you could argue that is because no-one is running a competition to try and then make DRF more effective. Also - if everyone started learning JS instead of Python you would over time just have more skill in JS so tend to focus on JS solutions (and have better solutions because people (I say people I mean the likes of Facebook and Amazon etc) have developed / researched them further)
@@veryacademy Surely well said...I am glued to your channel to understand concepts like these....It would be interesting to understand GraphQL first and then decide which one to use....Thank you :)
Oh come on! This is too good
Its ok 👍
@@veryacademy it's quite good... And been waiting for this topic
Actually I want to send post request to django rest framework through graphql mutation .. please help me to achieve this.
very good
Thank you! Cheers! 👍
Thanks
Thank you!
can you please tell me how to convert graphql mutation to json , so that I send post request to django rest framework
Thank you very much for the tutorial, but how do I get the data from a JavaScript call?
If you are mentioning js front end use axios
@@anandapadmanabhanvt thanks!
What is the difference between graphql and drf?
Great question! In short they allow you to do the same things in your project. Without making it into a lecture reply. Graph provides can offer more controlled precise way of getting data from the database. DRF is older but possibly provide easier implementation because it has been around for longer. Graph is harder to secure than DRF. This answer is a flavour (some might not agree) of the differences in different perspectives software implementation.
Oh there is no love button!
Its ok, its the thought that counts 😂
Hi. Sorry for the long comment but when I did all the steps in exactly same way (even directly cloned from repo thereafter) it gives keeping error on graphql page. Can you comment on that please? Thanks in adv. {
"errors": [
{
"message": "Syntax Error GraphQL (31:1) Unexpected EOF
30: #
31:
^
",
"locations": [
{
"line": 31,
"column": 1
}
]
}
]
}
Just perfect!
Thank you - we will continue here for sure soon with an example with a front end
@@veryacademy I'm hoping that its react.js
Awesome
Thank you!
Yes 🔥
😂 good!
I got an error. Forbidden card token missing or incorrect
CSRF verification failed?
@@veryacademy yes sir.. CSRF verification failed
Can you do something on hasura with Django? Is there anything special about hasura?
That is the beauty of starting a project in Graph - if you outgrow or decided to move on from Django - you can easily migrate to Hasura 👍
You wouldnt typically use Django with Hasura - Hasura would take over from Django. So you would start pointing your front end to Hasura and then Hasura to your original database you were using with Django. So, you might still use Django connected to the database for the admin aspects - but Hasura and Django wouldnt know about each other 👍
@@veryacademy thanks
How to limit number of records?
not getting correct result
{
"data": {
"allBooks": []
}
}
Do you have any data to show?
@@veryacademy yes.. I have added data to books...I am trying to solve this error from last two days. Please try to solve my error.
is there a quickstart?
How quick is a quickstart?
something i can fork prolly in github without the manual setup?
Have a look in the video descriptions you will find the code for just about any video you go on. Anything else let me know 👍
github.com/veryacademy/YT-GraphQL-Django-Get-Started
@@veryacademy super thanks!
@@ninjedi6710 👍
Great Video !!
Glad you enjoyed it